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Topic 3 & 4: Data and Testing & Cyber-security and Legislation

Total questions: 57

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The importance and purpose of testing in the context of ensuring a solution works as intended is to:

a)

Identify and fix bugs

b)

Improve user experience

c)

Ensure compatibility with other systems

d)

All of the above

2.

Which type of test data is described as 'A data value that is on the boundary between valid and invalid data'?

a)

A) Extreme

b)

B) Invalid

c)

C) Valid

3.

During the testing process, data needs to be entered and processed by a solution. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

4.

The difference between a logical and physical storage location is:

a)

Logical storage refers to how data is organized and accessed, while physical storage refers to the actual hardware where data is stored.

b)

Logical storage refers to the actual hardware where data is stored, while physical storage refers to how data is organized and accessed.

c)

Logical storage and physical storage are the same thing.

d)

Logical storage is faster than physical storage.

5.

One advantage of accessing files stored on the cloud for employees who work remotely is ______, and one disadvantage is ______.

a)

increased accessibility; potential security risks

b)

reduced costs; limited storage capacity

c)

improved collaboration; dependency on internet connectivity

d)

enhanced data security; slower file retrieval

6.

Identify two uses for a USB memory stick.

a)

Data storage and file transfer

b)

Cooking and cleaning

c)

Playing music and watching movies

d)

Charging devices

7.

Testing is important because:

a)

it ensures the software works as intended.

b)

it is a waste of time.

c)

it is only needed for large projects.

d)

it is optional.

8.

Will extreme data rerun an error during testing?

a)

Yes, it will rerun an error.

b)

No, it will not rerun an error.

c)

It depends on the testing environment.

d)

Only if the data is corrupted.

9.

What are the missing words in the formula for converting data to information? Data + ________ + structure + ________ = meaning

a)

Data + processing + structure + context = meaning

b)

Data + analysis + structure + context = meaning

c)

Data + organization + structure + context = meaning

d)

Data + evaluation + structure + context = meaning

10.

Identify one type of the numeric data type.

a)

Integer

b)

String

c)

Boolean

d)

Character

11.

One way the Boolean data type can be represented is:

a)

True/False

b)

Yes/No

c)

0/1

d)

All of the above

12.

The purpose of validation is to:

a)

Ensure data accuracy and quality

b)

Improve system performance

c)

Reduce development time

d)

Enhance user interface

13.

Errors identified by a validation tool can be highlighted to users by:

a)

Displaying error messages

b)

Ignoring the errors

c)

Automatically correcting the errors

d)

Logging the errors for later review

14.

A Denial of Service (DoS) attack is:

a)

a type of cyber attack that aims to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users by temporarily or indefinitely disrupting services.

b)

a method of encrypting data to protect it from unauthorized access.

c)

a technique used to improve the speed and efficiency of a computer network.

d)

a process of backing up data to prevent loss in case of hardware failure.

15.

Which of the following is a type of hacking?

a)

Black hat hacking

b)

Blue hat hacking

c)

Red hat hacking

d)

Yellow hat hacking

16.

The main motivation behind black hat hacking is:

a)

Financial gain

b)

Curiosity

c)

Revenge

d)

Ethical reasons

17.

True or False: A DoS attack is usually carried out by multiple attackers.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

The purpose of malware is to:

a)

Protect computer systems

b)

Enhance software performance

c)

Cause harm or steal information

d)

Improve internet speed

19.

A DoS attack is usually carried out by:

a)

Network administrators

b)

Hackers

c)

Software developers

d)

System users

20.

The difference between black and white hat hacking is:

a)

Black hat hacking is ethical, while white hat hacking is unethical.

b)

Black hat hacking is illegal, while white hat hacking is legal and ethical.

c)

Both black and white hat hacking are illegal.

d)

There is no difference between black and white hat hacking.

21.

Malware is a type of:

a)

Hardware

b)

Software

c)

Network

d)

Protocol

22.

Social engineering is a technique used to:

a)

steal personal information through deception

b)

build social networks

c)

improve communication skills

d)

develop engineering projects

23.

What is shoulder surfing?

a)

A type of surfing done on the shoulders

b)

A method of spying on the user of a device

c)

A technique for carrying heavy loads on the shoulder

d)

A dance move involving shoulder movements

24.

What are the possible impacts of a cyber-security attack on data?

a)

Manipulated

b)

Modified

c)

Stolen

d)

All of the above

25.

Data destruction in the context of a cyber-security attack refers to:

a)

The unauthorized deletion or corruption of data.

b)

The creation of backup copies of data.

c)

The encryption of data for security purposes.

d)

The transfer of data to a secure location.

26.

The difference between data modification and data manipulation is:

a)

Data modification involves changing existing data, while data manipulation includes both changing and organizing data.

b)

Data modification is a subset of data manipulation, focusing only on altering data.

c)

Data manipulation is only about organizing data, not changing it.

d)

Data modification and data manipulation are the same.

27.

Identity theft can occur during a cyber-security attack by:

a)

Phishing attacks

b)

Installing antivirus software

c)

Regularly updating passwords

d)

Using a secure network

28.

Which of the following are physical prevention measures against cyber-security attacks?

a)

Installing firewalls and antivirus software

b)

Using strong passwords and two-factor authentication

c)

Implementing biometric access controls and surveillance cameras

d)

Regularly updating software and systems

29.

Which of the following is a logical prevention measure?

a)

Firewalls

b)

Biometric devices

c)

Access rights and permissions

d)

Secure backups

30.

What is the primary function of anti-virus and anti-malware software?

a)
To provide a firewall for network security.
b)
To detect, prevent, and remove malicious software.
c)
To manage user passwords and credentials.
d)
To enhance internet speed and performance.
31.

Explain the process of two-factor authentication (2FA) as shown in Figure 4.1.

a)

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security process in which the user provides two different authentication factors to verify themselves.

b)

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a method where the user only needs a password to access their account.

c)

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a process that requires users to provide three different authentication factors.

d)

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security measure that eliminates the need for passwords.

32.

What are the two types of encryption?

a)
Symmetric encryption and asymmetric encryption
b)
Public key encryption and private key encryption
c)
Block encryption and stream encryption
d)
Data encryption and file encryption
33.

Fill in the blank: A firewall is a security device that mitigates threats by examining _______.

a)

network traffic

b)

user passwords

c)

hardware components

d)

software licenses

34.

The difference between symmetric and asymmetric encryption is:

a)

Symmetric encryption uses the same key for encryption and decryption, while asymmetric encryption uses different keys.

b)

Symmetric encryption is slower than asymmetric encryption.

c)

Symmetric encryption is more secure than asymmetric encryption.

d)

Symmetric encryption uses different keys for encryption and decryption, while asymmetric encryption uses the same key.

35.

What is the purpose of a secure backup?

a)
To increase the speed of data processing.
b)
To reduce the amount of storage used.
c)
To enhance the visual appearance of data.
d)
The purpose of a secure backup is to protect data and ensure its recoverability.
36.

The two types of encryption are:

a)

Symmetric and Asymmetric

b)

Public and Private

c)

Block and Stream

d)

Hash and Salt

37.

What are the two types of firewall?

a)

Network-based and Host-based

b)

Software and Hardware

c)

Internal and External

d)

Static and Dynamic

38.

A real-time backup is:

a)

A backup that is performed at regular intervals

b)

A backup that is performed continuously as data changes

c)

A backup that is performed once a day

d)

A backup that is performed once a week

39.

Data sanitation can be carried out by:

a)

Deleting unnecessary data

b)

Encrypting all data

c)

Ignoring data errors

d)

Duplicating data

40.

A sector is:

a)

a part of a circle bounded by two radii and the arc between them

b)

a type of polygon

c)

a line segment

d)

a type of angle

41.

What is the main purpose of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act (CDPA)?

a)

To protect intellectual property rights

b)

To allow free distribution of software

c)

To encourage illegal downloading

d)

To restrict the use of patents

42.

Which of the following is NOT one of the six principles of the Data Protection Act (DPA)?

a)

Purpose limitation

b)

Accuracy

c)

Unlimited data retention

d)

Lawfulness, fairness, and transparency

e)

Data minimization

43.

The Freedom of Information Act (FOI) deals with:

a)

Privacy rights

b)

Access to government information

c)

Tax regulations

d)

Environmental protection

44.

Which organization is responsible for overseeing the Freedom of Information Act in the UK?

a)

Information Commissioner's Office

b)

Data Protection Agency

c)

Public Records Office

d)

National Archives

45.

What are the responsibilities of employers under the Health and Safety at Work Act regarding display screen equipment?

a)

To ensure all employees have access to ergonomic equipment

b)

To provide training on the safe use of display screen equipment

c)

To conduct regular risk assessments of workstations

d)

All of the above

46.

How long does copyright last for computer-generated work?

a)

50 years from the date of creation

b)

70 years from the date of creation

c)

95 years from the date of creation

d)

120 years from the date of creation

47.

The Act that allows people to request data about themselves is:

a)

Freedom of Information Act

b)

Data Protection Act

c)

Privacy Act

d)

Information Technology Act

48.

Intellectual property covers which areas?

a)

Patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets

b)

Real estate and property management

c)

Financial accounting and auditing

d)

Human resources and recruitment

49.

Who oversees the Freedom of Information Act?

a)

The President

b)

The Supreme Court

c)

The Department of Justice

d)

The Federal Bureau of Investigation

50.

Identify two examples of display screen equipment.

a)

Computer monitor and keyboard

b)

Computer monitor and printer

c)

Computer monitor and mouse

d)

Computer monitor and scanner

51.

One difference between baiting and quid pro quo is:

a)

Baiting involves offering something enticing to lure a victim, while quid pro quo involves an exchange of services or favors.

b)

Baiting requires physical presence, while quid pro quo is always online.

c)

Baiting is legal, while quid pro quo is illegal.

d)

Baiting is a type of phishing, while quid pro quo is a type of hacking.

52.

Which of the following is an impact of a Denial of Service (DoS) attack on a banking website?

a)

Increased website traffic

b)

Improved website security

c)

Website becomes unavailable to users

d)

Faster transaction processing

53.

What is meant by the term 'identity theft'?

a)

The act of stealing someone's personal information to commit fraud

b)

A type of computer virus

c)

A legal method of obtaining personal data

d)

A form of physical theft

54.

One problem with using a biometric access device is:

a)

They are expensive to implement.

b)

They are easy to hack.

c)

They are not secure at all.

d)

They are not user-friendly.

55.

Identify two physical protection measures.

a)

CCTV cameras and security guards

b)

Firewalls and antivirus software

c)

Encryption and passwords

d)

Data backups and cloud storage

56.

In a business, what is the difference between the data controller and a data subject?

a)

A data controller is responsible for determining the purposes and means of processing personal data, while a data subject is the individual whose personal data is being processed.

b)

A data controller is the individual whose personal data is being processed, while a data subject is responsible for determining the purposes and means of processing personal data.

c)

A data controller and a data subject are the same, both responsible for processing personal data.

d)

A data controller is responsible for processing personal data, while a data subject determines the purposes and means of processing personal data.

57.

Identify and describe two actions that an employer needs to carry out to comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act.

a)

Provide adequate training and ensure safe working conditions.

b)

Increase employee salaries and offer more vacation days.

c)

Implement flexible working hours and remote work options.

d)

Focus on employee wellness programs and team-building activities.